Despite Wilde's insistence that her split from Sudeikis was 'initially friendly,' the nanny claimed that it left the blindsided Ted Lasso star distraught and ranting to the employee about their split and her decision to date British singer Harry Styles.

But McCay said picking them out by hand and dropping them into containers of vinegar will reduce their numbers. He knows of one gardener in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, who removed 51,000 worms that way in 2021.

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But their existence went largely unnoticed - or mo school perhaps underreported - until the past decade, when ecologists flagged them as problematic, according to Dr. Timothy McCay, a biology and environmental studies professor at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.

Sciove both admitted to the parents in a meeting in February 2022 that they knew Rosenquist was peddling this mentality in the classroom, the lawsuit claims. Quinn and the school's principal Annemarie V.

On one occasion, the nanny claimed that Wilde infuriated Sudeikis by preparing a salad for Styles with her 'special dressing' in the family kitchen - leaving him ranting furiously at her and filming the encounter, before he tried to prevent her from leaving 'by lying under her car'.

Yesterday the former couple, who have son Otis, eight, and daughter Daisy, six, said: 'As parents, it is incredibly upsetting to learn that a former nanny of our two young children would choose to make such false and scurrilous accusations about us.

McCay, whose research focuses on understanding how the worms invade intact forests, and their effect on forest biodiversity, cautions that "gardeners should do what they can to avoid spreading jumping worms to new areas." Because the worms typically move into forests from nearby gardens, he said, control in home and community gardens is necessary to slow their invasion into natural habitats.

Our relationship was over long before I met Harry.' Wilde, programming classes for kids 38, has always insisted that she and Sudeikis parted ways in early 2020 and her relationship with former One Direction star Styles started months later. She told Vanity Fair: 'The complete horses**t idea that I left Jason for Harry is completely inaccurate.

Allow me to introduce you to Amynthas agrestis, also known as "Alabama jumper," "Jersey wriggler" and the rude-but-accurate "crazy worm." Unlike garden-variety earthworms, these flipping, thrashing, invasive miscreants are ravenous consumers of humus, the rich, organic, essential top layer of soil formed by dead and decaying small animals, insects and leaf litter in places like forests, plant nurseries and your garden.

The species is distinguished from other earthworms by the presence of a creamy gray or white band encircling its body. 13, 2020, image provided by Kaleigh Gale shows a captured Asian jumping worm in Portland, Conn.

Keep an eye out for the worms´ castings, a tell-tale sign of their presence. In addition, McCay advises, do not dispose of waste from infected gardens into nearby forests, and share only plants that have been repotted after their roots have been cleaned of clinging soil. Inspect the soil clinging to plant roots and in the ground surrounding them.

They found that on a day when the school asked pupils and teachers to wear blue in support of two police officers who were recently shot and killed, the teacher instead wore a Black Lives Matter t-shirt.

That behavior, coupled with their ability to reproduce rapidly without a mate, gives them an advantage over predators, McCay said. The glossy worms can be either gray or brown, with a smooth cream or white collar that wraps entirely around part of their bodies.

When touched, they thrash from side to side, jump, and may even slither back and forth like a snake.

Although their annual life cycle ends in winter, Asian jumping worm cocoons survive to spawn a new generation in spring.

Their tiny eggs are nearly impossible to notice in soil or mulch, but adult worms, which range from 3 to 8 inches long, are easy to spot close to the soil surface and can often be seen moving under mulch or leaf litter, McCay said.